One more person to love, US singer Ciara announces fifth pregnancy
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- US singer Ciara and former NFL quarterback Russell Wilson announced that they are expecting their fifth child.
- The couple shared photos and videos of Ciara’s baby bump on Instagram, including images featuring four children’s shirts and five raised fingers.
- The baby will be Ciara’s fifth child and her fourth with Wilson, who married her in 2016.
“One more person to Love,” Ciara and Russell Wilson wrote as they announced that they are expecting their fifth child.
One more person to Love
The Grammy-winning singer and Wilson shared the news in a joint Instagram post on Sunday, posting photos and videos that showed Ciara’s baby bump. In one image, they stood outside beside four shirts hanging on a clothesline, with a blank baby onesie representing the newest family member. In another, they held up five fingers.
Ciara and Wilson have daughters Sienna Princess and Amora Princess and son Win Harrison. Ciara also has a son, Future Zahir, from a previous relationship with rapper Future. The new baby will be Ciara’s fifth child and her fourth with Wilson.
My kids travelled with me, and I couldn’t have done it any other way.
The couple married in 2016. Wilson, 37, announced his retirement from professional football in June after a 14-season career. Ciara has spoken about taking her children on tour, saying, “My kids travelled with me, and I couldn’t have done it any other way.” She described that experience as “the most amazing time with my babies” and said, “I was like, ‘This is what life is about.’ So, the little joys in life. I’m so grateful.”
It was the most amazing time with my babies. I was like, ‘This is what life is about.’ So, the little joys in life. I’m so grateful.
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